The rules limiting concentration of ownership of broadcast media should be extended to cover cross-ownership between the broadcasting and print media sectors.

More developed rules should be put in place to ensure that the transition to a less concentrated, more diverse broadcasting sector takes place in a manner that is fair and that respects the right to freedom of expression.

The rules governing the regulation of content should be significantly reworked to put in place a fair and democratic system, as envisaged in the Kenya Communications Act, 1998, including by leaving it to the Communications Commission of Kenya and bodies of broadcasters to develop detailed programme codes and to apply them through a complaints system.